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Bob Dylan Outtakes Compilation Is Year’s Second-Best Album, Claims Rolling Stone

By , a features writer for New York Magazine.  He was previously the magazine’s culture editor and one of the original editors of Vulture.
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It isn’t hard to figure out which record albums in Rolling Stone’s year-end Top 50 were Jann Wenner’s picks, but we’ll point them out anyway: Bob Dylan’s Tell Tale Signs (No. 2), John Mellencamp’s Life, Death, Love, and Freedom (5), Randy Newman’s Harps and Angels (16), B.B. King’s One Kind Favor (17), Jackson Browne’s Time the Conqueror (22), Brian Wilson’s That Lucky Old Sun (27), and AC/DC’s Black Ice (41). Did Mick Jagger not release a solo album this year? [Rolling Stone]

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Bob Dylan Outtakes Compilation Is Year’s Second-Best Album, Claims Rolling Stone